Frasers in Copeland

The fish was cooked well. The chips were a little dry for me, but my partner enjoyed them. All comes down to preference. I would buy from here again.

Fish chips and curry sauce. It was beautiful really enjoyed it.

Great food, bit expensive.. but then again everything's is x

Nicest cod & chips I've had in a while.

Good portion sizes I couldn't finish the fish and chip, neither could my partner and he has great appetite . Fish was lovely , Pricey but nice

Extremely rude staff, order was incorrect and was made to feel incredibly uncomfortable by the staff who were whispering behind the counter before rudely asking my partner to leave the shop. I’m guessing the reason behind this was the awful way he was spoken to when trying to order during lockdown and his response at the time. As for the food it was good albeit wrong order.

Just visiting St Bees and we thought let’s have some fish & chips for our dinner. Did a quick check online ordered at Frasers and we were not disappointed. One small fish dinner (comes with peas & tartar sauce) for £5 and it was a very generous portion ....I had basically a whale with medium chips £7 plus a curry sauce, it’s my guilty pleasure 😉. We live in Blackpool and we thought we had good fish & chip shops but Frasers beats them all. The fish quality was fresh with lovely batter. The best £13 I’ve spent during our 2 day break. The Taylors x2

After a good afternoon hike I needed refuelling. Frasers fish and chips, washed down with dent yellow lemonade didn't disappoint me

First time we've been here & the staff were nice & helpful. Ordered a chicken tikka baguette & a tuna savoury baguette. Both were beautiful & fresh - full of filings & lovely soft baguettes. Got the rocky road & green chocolate mint cake, both were out of this world!! We will definatley be going back as everything looked gorgeous!!

Got a coronation chicken roll, coffee, and rocky road cake here. The coffee was ok for just coming out of a machine, although for £2 to get a cup half the size of what Greggs does for cheaper is a bit skimpy. The rocky road was made with cooking (I.e. fake) chocolate, so didn’t taste very nice.The coronation chicken was very spicy. While I do like spicy food, it felt more like I should be eating it with rice in an Indian restaurant. It was so spicy I wanted a bottle of water after, but they only sold them for £1.50. I went down the road to the Co-Op after and got the same size for 46p.Service was completely fine and there’s nothing wrong with the place itself, but overall it was a bit underwhelming. For the price of the coffee they either need to have a normal sized cup or get a real coffee machine. Bottled drinks are clearly overpriced compared to the competition, and the use of cooking chocolate is outdated and unnecessary.